Upcoming performances at the Theatre Royal Wakefield for January and February 2017:
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Don't
miss this great opportunity to see Cardboard Citizens' acclaimed new
play Cathy.
This
Forum Theatre production - an interactive style of theatre that
empowers you to change the outcome - is inspired by Ken Loach's
ground-breaking film Cathy Come Home.
Candid,
poignant and intimate, Cathy explores the impact of forced spiralling
housing costs, gentrification and the challenges of forced relocation.
'At
a time of escalating house prices and entrenched inequality, touching
and troubling productions like this may be just as urgent now as they
were
half
a century ago'
****
The Stage
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Cathy
Wednesday
8 February, 7.30pm
Tickets £12 (£10 concessions)
Box
Office 01924 211 311
Online theatreroyalwakefield.co.uk
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There's still time to book for John Godber's new comedy The
Empty Nesters' Club, telling the story of Vicky and Phil -
parents who are struggling to come to terms with their new domestic
set-up after their daughter leaves for university.
If your children have flown the nest, you're bound to
recognise Vicky and Phil's experiments with new hobbies, one word (or emoji!)
conversations with their offspring and the bittersweet realisation that
life has to begin all over again.
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The
festive season might be a distant memory but you can get back into
celebratory mode with Chinese New Year Extravaganza!
Welcome
in the Year of the Rooster with this spectacular showcase of Chinese
performing arts. From dancing pandas and the ancient magic of Face
Changing, to awe-inspiring contortion and energetic kung fu, this fun
and exciting show is perfect entertainment for all ages.
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Celebrate
the 50th anniversary of ground-breaking BBC radio programme Round
the Horne with this comedy classic radio play live.
With
its infamous spoofs and hilarious regular characters, relive the
adventures of Kenneth Horne and his merry crew of mischief
makers!
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Get
the half-term fun underway with this big-hearted musical tale of
bickering brothers and their friendship with a magical dragon. Based on
the fabulous new book by Steven Lee, Don't Dribble on the Dragon
features magic designed by the legendary Paul Daniels. Age
recommendation 2+
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Treat
your loved one to a Valentine's Day with a difference as leading men
from West End shows take to the stage as the
Opera
Boys.
Combining
powerful and emotional music with funny and engaging rapport, the Opera
Boys deliver a show not to be missed!
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Gala Variety Performance
Thursday
2 March, 8pm
Tickets £19 - £29
Join us for the 2017 Gala Variety Performance
and help support our ongoing work with young people. Compered by
resident dame Chris Hannon and headlines by Lizzie Jones,
the show will also feature music from the Crofton Silver Band
and Sarah Watson, comedy magic from The Magic Guy and a
stunning performance from our Performance Academy, plus many
more!
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Elsewhere in Yorkshire...
Our
friends at the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield welcome
hilarious new play Invincible, running Thursday 16 -
Saturday 18 February.
Emily
and Oliver have decided to downsize and shift their middle-class London
lifestyle to a small town in the north of England, but when they invite
their new next door neighbours, Dawn and Alan into their home, the
consequences are as tragic as they are hilarious!
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Theatre Royal
Wakefield, Drury Lane, Wakefield, WF1 2TE
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